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Abel Wingnut posted:who in baseball history is altuve's closest comp? Rabbit Maranville
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HOTLANTA MAN posted:Surprise Surprise, the Braves are a bunch of buzzkills. L.A. Swiftness is the only one that's any good. That's disappointing, considering that the Braves invented this at the team level in 1976.
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Hotdog In A Hallway posted:When I was 15, I had a coach start me at shortstop. I'm left handed. I started at third one year left handed, but that was as a 9-year-old. I was terrible, but most of the team was even worse. We won three games. KFC sponsored us that year.
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So what model bat and glove did you folks use in Little League? I had a Doc Gooden bat and a Frank Viola glove. I think both came from Pic 'n Save and it sure wasn't easy to find gloves if you were left handed.
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I watched a dude pop his elbow out last week in a football game, this isn't going to be that ... drat. Sorry Bryce.
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Aug 13, 2017 05:34
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Comptroll The Forums posted:What's the record for most ejections from a single team in one game? Yankees have two pitchers, a catcher, manager and bench coach ejected and there's still a couple innings to go. Just 8 in today's game? Here's 17 in a single game. quote:Ejections: Kurt Bevacqua by Steve Rippley [Fighting]; Greg Booker by Steve Rippley [Throwing at batter]; Bobby Brown by Steve Rippley [Fighting]; Tim Flannery by Steve Rippley [Fighting]; Rich Gossage by Steve Rippley [Fighting]; SD Coach Jack Krol by Steve Rippley [Throwing at batter]; Craig Lefferts by Steve Rippley [Throwing at batter]; Graig Nettles by Steve Rippley [Charging
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Aug 25, 2017 00:03
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Farnsworth briefly owned a ranch/hunting area near my hometown. He doesn't now as there was a notice in the paper that it was foreclosed.
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Aug 25, 2017 03:26
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Niwrad posted:Great fight from the 80's. Also that has to be the fattest ump ever. That's John McSherry. Wikipedia posted:As Cincinnati was the home of baseball's first professional team, the 1869 Cincinnati Red Stockings, the Reds traditionally played the first game of the major league season at home. On April 1, 1996, the Reds were playing the Montreal Expos, and McSherry was assigned to work home plate. Seven pitches into the game, McSherry called a timeout, spoke briefly to Reds catcher Eddie Taubensee, and walked slowly towards the Reds' dugout. Moments after signaling for the second base umpire to come in and replace him, McSherry stumbled and collapsed. Resuscitative efforts were begun on McSherry and he was taken to University Hospital in Cincinnati, but he was pronounced dead within the hour. He was 51 years old. McSherry was also taken ill during game 7 of the 1992 NLCS. He was home plate umpire that night, too, before having to leave. Sorry Pirates fans
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We have an important announcement from Philadelphia: The Braves will only be losing once today to the Phillies, not twice.
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